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Stance and indexes of code-switching in the Egyptian novel Zaat
This sociolinguistic study examines stance and indexes of three linguistic codes in the Egyptian society: English, Standard Arabic (SA), and Egyptian Colloquial Arabic (ECA) by analyzing examples of code-switching (CS), in the Egyptian novel Zaat or Self by the Egyptian writer, Son’a Allah Ibrahim...
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2016
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